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    "sender": {
        "address": "john (a) papays.com",
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    "sender_name": "John Papay",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] Re: Arrow yagis",
    "date": "2011-07-22T18:22:48Z",
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    "content": "My satellite truck is currently using the 4el VHF Yagi\nfrom Arrow Antennas.  They are very well built and can\nbe ordered with a Type N connector for a small extra charge\n(well worth it).  The 7x7 Arrow II is what I use for UHF on\nthe truck with a coax relay to switch between horizontal and\nvertical polarization.  I am using a Mirage UHF preamp powered\nthrough the coax for that setup and it does work well.  The\n7x7 UHF Arrow went 5000 miles at speeds over 70mph at times and\nthe elements never shook loose.  Dollar for dollar, it is hard\nto beat an Arrow antenna.  With over 2000 contacts in 32 different\ngrids over a 5 week period, it's hard to say they don't work well.\n\nArrow Antennas is now under new ownership.  Tim Chapman, KB7MDF, bought\nthe company and is in full production.  Tim is really excited about\nthe business and has the drive it takes to ramp up production and introduce\nnew products.  Suggestions have been made and he is looking at them.\n\nI loaned my Arrow II (v/u) to a friend and when it was returned, one of the\ninserts that allows the threaded rod to screw into the arrow shaft\nwas missing.  Tim shipped a replacement element, a few inserts and\nsome threaded rod, no charge.  It is a mystery as to how that insert\nwas pulled out.  Once the new one was hammered in, it was in there\nsolid.  Customer service is great.\n\n73,\nJohn K8YSE\n   \n\n",
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